“…viewers should leave enlivened, inspired, and even ecstatic that so much creativity can be had within the subject's confines of contemporary craft techniques focused on weaving and fabric.”
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“Each offering their interpretation of meaning through installations on both the inside and outside of the grounds, Hope, Schmidt, and Ross display the real purpose behind an archeological object in a collective manner.”
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“Bastienne Schmidt’s works, too, at first evoke boats and the sea, her Canoe Grid (2021) forthrightly acknowledging such vessels.”
In the wake of supermarket shortages, two artists are reimagining everyday necessities.
Artist Bastienne Schmidt, whose evocative painting was selected for the HIFF 2020 poster, looks to the horizon for inspiration.
A Drive-By Art Show Turns Lawns and Garages Into Galleries
The outdoor exhibition on Long Island featured works installed at properties from Hampton Bays to Montauk, with social isolation as just one theme.
Warren Neidich curates a group exhibition at C.A.R.E. LTD studio in East Hampton, with Elena Bajo, Sabra Moon Elliot, Candace Hill, Alice Hope, Laurie Lambrecht, Toni Ross, Bastienne Schmidt, and Almond Zigmund.
Pictures From The Pandemic: Artist Bastienne Schmidt Documents What’s Important In A New
The mixed media artist Bastienne Schmidt has an a studio-cum-home in Bridgehampton, N.Y. “We wanted no separation between our art and family existence,” she said, “one flows right into the other.”
Typology of Women, a series of 46 silhouette works on paper by German-born, Bridgehampton-based Bastienne Schmidt, is gathered in the artist’s sixth monograph published last year.
How do two artists create a happy home among the billionaire hedgerows of Bridgehampton, raise a couple of good kids, and still manage to create captivating work? Bastienne Schmidt and Philippe Cheng have found the magic keys.
The German-born, Hamptons-based multimedia artist Bastienne Schmidt is known for mixing nationalities, cultures, and artistic trends in her artwork, which has drawn on Japanese woodcuts, traditional fairy tales, and American pop culture.
Sie sind orange, übergroß und schweben in der Luft – die Künstlerin Bastienne Schmidt kommentiert mit 50 Scherenschnitten die Identität von Frauen. Über ihr neues Projekt „Typology of Women“.
One of the common threads we see weaved throughout many of the women’s work is the idea of exploring different narratives around female identity. New York based award-winning photographer and artist Bastienne Schmidt is one of those artists, whose work is exhibited in galleries around the country and books she publishes.
Pictures From The Pandemic: Artist Bastienne Schmidt Documents What’s Important In A New American Reality
